Saturday, September 5, 2015

Unit One - Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology

My mother is my heart. The heart is an organ that helps you live. My mother helps me live and survive each day. - N'Dia Vines 
This picture shows my cousin and I. Since we are cousins, we share some similar pieces of DNA. - N'Dia Vines

These two pictures show me at two different ages. The first one shows me at 2 or 3 yrs.old and the second one shows me at 17 yrs.old. These two pictures shows my body growth doing a course of 15 or 14 years. - N'Dia Vines
This pictures shows an image of me. Humans are organisms. Humans eat, produce offspring, absorb nutrients and etc. - N'Dia Vines
This picture shows me about to devour some eggs and hashbrowns. The eggs and hashbrowns would then go through the process of going through my digestive system. The digestive system would then break down the food with my stomach acids and absorb all the nutrients and proteins in the food. The digestive system also seperates the waste so it can exit out of the urinary system.  - N'Dia Vines 

"All About Me" (your name here)

Worth 20 points 
Due no later Monday, September 7th 2015 at or before 11:59pm. No exceptions.

Hey Seniors!
Did you know that within a beehive no one knows who their parents are but they just all work together to get the job done.  Everyone working to make honey is considered a family member. I consider my classroom a hive and all of y'all are my family members(baby bumble bees) Together,  we will accomplish so much more when we work together.  The first step is to build a relationship.  Publish a post titled "All About Me" and label it Unit one - Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology. Use five vocabulary words that we discussed this week that helps everyone understand something about you. Each picture must have a caption that explains the meaning/definition in your own way. Make sure each post is appropriate,relevant and each picture has you signature tattoo visible. You can use red or white blood cells to describe a desirable or disorder found with humans. You may choose from the following words but you only need 5 total;

Organism
White blood cells
One of the characteristics of life we learned this week
Red blood cells
Organ
Any organ system
Molecule examples such as water and DNA
And homeostasis 

Happy blogging!
Your Queen Bee 🐝

Saturday, March 7, 2015

Time slot

12:30 please 

Muscular System Video Taping Sign -up

I hope you guys are enjoying your extended weekend.  Please blog your time slot no later than Sunday at 11:59pm.  If you choose to complete your own video than you can blog that information as well.  Not doing a video is not an option so make sure you are prepared.  Everyone will start with an 80%.  I decided to gift you with more time but at this point the performance needs to be amazing. We will meet for class in the weight room above the gym. Attendance is mandatory and a part of your grade,  so don't be late.
The following times are available;
11:30
11:45
12:00 noon
12:15pm
12:30
Blog your time slot.  First blog first served!

Sunday, December 7, 2014

👉Types of tissue💪

The Basement membrane- thin delicate layer of epithelial tissue. Separates epithelium, mesothelioma etc. from connective tissue. Tattooed should be inserted here so color stays. 

Exocrine gland- any gland, salivary or sweat gland, secretes product through a duct. People sweat on there T-zone a lot.

Stratified squamous epithelium- layer of cells that a body cavity ciliated or unciliated. Can be found in digestive system or thoracic Cavity. 

Adipose tissue- Fat. Loose connective tissue composed of mostly adipocytes many people have extra adipose under there arm. 

Fibrous connective tissue- tissueadr of high strength, stretchy, fiber. Contains callogen, water, and carbohydrates. Some lotions supports callogen production supporting tissue. 

Dense connective tissue- dense group of fibers compound of callogen, forms strong structures like tendons. 

Skeletal muscle tissue- allows for physical movement, made of skeletal muscle fibers or cells your elbow could be an example of where this is found. 
 

Hyaline cartilage- (gristle) shiny, slippery, firm and see through, has no Nerves, and helps cushion and protect bone joint surfaces. And example could be your shoulder. 

Epilthelial tissue- membranous tissue covering internal organs or other internal surfaces. This tissue can cover your heart. 

Bone tissue-major structural and supportive connective tissue, firms rigid parts of bones. One could be your tarsals  

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Types of tissues that make up the body


The exocrine glands-
exocrine glands are glands that secrete their products that directly enters the external environment.




stratified squamous epithelium- cells arranged in layers upon a basal membrane.
 

 
 
basement membrane-  a thin, delicate membrane of protein.
 
 
 
 
  adipose tissue- type of loose connective tissue that knows as fat.
 
 
 
 
 fibrous connective tissue-support  to surrounding organs and bones.
 
 
 
 
 
 dense connective tissue-
 
 

 
 skeletal muscle tissue-
 
 
 
 
  hyaline cartilage-Hyaline Cartilage is a type of skeletal bones
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
epithelial tissue- covers the whole body surfaces. Skin 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
  bone tissue(osseus)- bones make up a skeletal.